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I take full responsibility for Only Connect's move.
![]() I will not take responsibility for The X Factor unless it works out well for it. Though ITV need to clarify the start time first... Has anyone seen an X Factor trailer today? I'm fairly sure it will be 19:30 as they would have had the EPGs changed by now otherwise...wouldn't they? |
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Channel 4's woes making ITV's -7% slippage seem not so bad there.
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Swift response from BARB. My email and their reply:
Nice to have the omnibus anomaly officially confirmed. I'm not sure I'm convinced about Weatherview but I'll give it some more thought. EDIT: And it rules out the idea that X Factor 's Saturday episode is suffering from the same anomaly, because the ads would always be different for the Sunday repeat (and indeed the breaks are shorter and/or less numerous in daytime, so even if they were the same adverts the audio wouldn't match). It confirms what many of us suspected about the omnibus taking some of the ratings from the Friday EastEnders. And also the Saturday X Factor timeshift is unaffected by Sunday repeats. |
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Has anyone seen an X Factor trailer today? I'm fairly sure it will be 19:30 as they would have had the EPGs changed by now otherwise...wouldn't they? |
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So much for Channel of the Year!
Maybe they can leave September behind with the beast that is Gogglebox back in action and a promising new show on Monday nights in the shape of 24 Hours in Police Custody. But it's been a mixed bag again to start this month after virtually nobody tuned into the series premiere of Stars At Your Service, which might have good intentions with the Stand Up to Cancer link but ultimately was a piss poor idea always destined to fail. See below from the synopsis for this Friday's episode: Quote:
Would you want to Union J to do your household chores?
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Have Jamie Laing go fishing with you?
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Or Rachel Riley make your wedding cake?
This one started out promising, but ultimately didn't deliver.Apparently the results are "funny, sublime or ridiculous" but I'm nearly dropping off by the time I've finished reading the writeup. What a monumentally crap idea for a programme. Beggars belief that it's airing in the heart of primetime on a major TV channel. |
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I don't think Grantchester will be quite the hit I thought it might be, is a bit slow. I feel its going to have a big drop off, but I will be happy to be proved wrong.
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I don't think Grantchester will be quite the hit I thought it might be, is a bit slow. I feel its going to have a big drop off, but I will be happy to be proved wrong.
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I don't think Grantchester will be quite the hit I thought it might be, is a bit slow. I feel its going to have a big drop off, but I will be happy to be proved wrong.
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For ITV's sake it needs to be a hit... I enjoyed it but I am the first to say I have no taste in programming so that's probably a warning sign in itself.
ITV seriously need another drama hit, otherwise they could go through the entire year without finding a new returnable drama. Enough of these 3-4 parters. |
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To be fair, The Simpsons and Family Guy both had highly publicised event episodes last week - Family Guy had the crossover and Simpsons had a death. Once Upon a Time also had an event episode with the Frozen crossover. Not surprising they all dropped dramatically.
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Enough of these 3-4 parters.
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I think The Kitchen on BBC2 could be over 2m tonight. Its the BBC's version of Gogglebox.
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No idea how Grantchester will do tomorrow, this is the of thing that does very well for ITV regardless of quality, although they never do these detective dramas badly, they usually range from average to very good. However it was quite slow in places and it doesn't have a big selling point to really pull the audience in like Cilla did, there also doesn't seem to be any "buzz" around it at all, but then these dramas never do and still manage to rate well.
I'm still thinking around 6m but it could easily be another Our Zoo, hyped up for a weeks/months* and being called a "by the numbers hit" by most reviewers only to not connect with an audience. *I got sick of hearing about Granchester before it even started filming.
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It was nice, but the story was slow.
ITV seriously need another drama hit, otherwise they could go through the entire year without finding a new returnable drama. Enough of these 3-4 parters. They've aired dramas in their second etc. series and, as you say, 2-4 parters as one offs but there have been no efforts at launching a returnable drama until tonight from what I can recall. |
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It's been quite badly received on the DS thread with mediocre reaction. Not much talk of it on social media either, quite unlike Cilla. This could well end up being a flop for Itv if it bleeds viewers, like how most of their dramas normally experience.
Fully expect Grantchester to at least start well though. It sounds safe and will play well to the usual ITV drama audience. It's just unfortunate that it had to follow a standout performer like Cilla. I don't see it being a Cilla type hit but I could be wrong. |
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Sorry to tell you but today Itv released a press release for yet another 3-4 part drama starring Christopher Ecclestone called Safe House. Like many of their new dramas, this one has no returnable potential at all and is intended as a single series program.
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I think The Kitchen on BBC2 could be over 2m tonight. Its the BBC's version of Gogglebox.
Also strongly believe 24 Hours in Police Custody will increase week-on-week. So an interesting 9PM slot beyond Grantchester which will be the obvious talking point and headline generator tomorrow. |
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Monthly Shares: September 2014
BBC One: 21.4% (20.5%) BBC Two: 5.3% (5.5%) ITV: 15.6% (16.8%) Ch4: 5.1% (6.2%) Ch5: 4.6% (4.4%) Channel 5 (+5% year-on-year) and BBC One (+4%) the big winners. Channel 4 (-18%) by far and away the worst performer in September. |
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The Telegraph have given it 4 stars out of 5.
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3 or 4 parters obviously work for ITV or they wouldn't keep commissioning them. The Widower and Cilla have been two of their biggest hits this year.
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How many attempts have they made to launch a returnable drama this year? I can't think of one since Breathless and that was in 2013.
They've aired dramas in their second etc. series and, as you say, 2-4 parters as one offs but there have been no efforts at launching a returnable drama until tonight from what I can recall. |
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How many attempts have they made to launch a returnable drama this year? I can't think of one since Breathless and that was in 2013.
They've aired dramas in their second etc. series and, as you say, 2-4 parters as one offs but there have been no efforts at launching a returnable drama until tonight from what I can recall. |
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Channel 5 taking a chance next Monday putting Gotham up against the walking dead.
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3 or 4 parters obviously work for ITV or they wouldn't keep commissioning them. The Widower and Cilla have been two of their biggest hits this year.
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I see Marvellous went up in the officials to 2.15m, from 1.52m overnight. A healthy crude timeshift of +41%. Number four in BBC Two's chart, behind University Challenge (2.95m, up +5% from the overnight), Gardeners' World (2.28m, down -2% due to a Wales opt-out) and - pleasingly to me - Only Connect (2.18m, up +11%).
Well done on your email btw-and well done on them for replying so soon too. You were speaking the same language I doubt I could have written the question in the first place
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Though ITV need to clarify the start time first...
I doubt I could have written the question in the first place 